The Land That Time Forgot
by rko

Comment:
Very nice with the subtle contrast between the shades of green. The fog in the background might help with the idea of the title, but I think I would have preferred the picture more if the hills in the distance were not obscured by it.

Children of the Corn
by oskarak

Comment:
Correct me if I'm wrong (I'm no farmer), but that looks more like wheat or some sort of grain than corn. Still, I do like the picture and use of depth of field. The trees sticking up in the background are a little distracting for me.

That Affair Next Door
by oscarthepig

Comment:
Simple but effective.

The Tower
by jdannels

Comment:
It's interesting how the lower half is so blurred in the refection compared to the clouds, but the dock and tower are still in sharp focus even though they are not near each other. I'm wondering how you managed to have that effect in a with basic editing. Still, I really like how the effect focuses the attention on the tower.

"Our Day at the Seashore" — Amy Hutchings
by Bear_Music

Comment:
That is some very clear water. I like it. It's a shame the people aren't doing something a little bit more interesting.

Bleak House by Charles Dickens
by alpharich

Comment:
Very nice contrast, although I'm not sure I'd call this a bleak house particularly. Still, I really like the shot.

'About a boy'
by MikeO

Comment:
A bit flat on the lighting/contrast, although the kid is cute. Background is a bit distracting for being so close up on the face.

Blue Smoke
by sekarmalathy

Comment:
Is that really smoke? It seems a bit too orderly and perfect in the loops for some reason. Still, I like the blue on black like that.

Ayn Rand: Atlas Shrugged
by Five_Seat

Comment:
Nice perspective and a great subject to use for the title. I also like the clouds.

A Clown Too Many
by Tlee05

Comment:
A little bit dark for my taste (both in lighting/contrast and expression - clowns are creepy enough as it is, although I'm not familiar with that book, so maybe it is more apt). I might have preferred a crop that was a bit more square with less of the black on the sides.